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free contcert @ rock n roll hall of fame
I took a ride last night down to the Rock n Roll hall of fame, for a free concert. Ted Nugent was putting on a free concert for the "Better Bolder Biker Bash". There was dedicated motorcycle parking adjacent to the Museum. I got to park next to the Cleveland Browns stadium along with the thousands of other bikes. it was so cool. Ted Nugent put on a great show (as always).
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That would have been awesome to see the NUGE...
It was awesome and for free too boot! that was my third time seeing the Nuge, he rocks every time!
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Sounds like a great time.
Just wish it woulda been next week, when my girlfriend & I are going there.
Just wish it woulda been next week, when my girlfriend & I are going there.

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I've never been a huge Nugent fan. But I bet that he puts on a great show.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is an AWESOME place. The ever-changing exhibits are absolutely fascinating.
One suggestion: I would encourage visitors to consider wearing ear plugs. I'm used to loud music since I play without plugs in a high-volume classic rock band; even so, I found myself wishing I had worn them inside the museum. I could barely think!
The coolest thing I've seen there on several visits is the Rickenbacker 325 Jetglo guitar (Serial #DB122) that John Lennon played in 1964-1965. It was loaned by Yoko, along with other memorabilia, including the lime green uniform John wore on the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album cover. Now that I look at it again, it looks like hi-viz!

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is an AWESOME place. The ever-changing exhibits are absolutely fascinating.
One suggestion: I would encourage visitors to consider wearing ear plugs. I'm used to loud music since I play without plugs in a high-volume classic rock band; even so, I found myself wishing I had worn them inside the museum. I could barely think!
The coolest thing I've seen there on several visits is the Rickenbacker 325 Jetglo guitar (Serial #DB122) that John Lennon played in 1964-1965. It was loaned by Yoko, along with other memorabilia, including the lime green uniform John wore on the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album cover. Now that I look at it again, it looks like hi-viz!


EZC

Last edited by EasyRector; 08-17-2008 at 09:23 PM.
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